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  1. The Mexican Weez
    Im in the infield club (325). What year was your first year as a SSH? ours was in 06 and I have a saturday 20 pack with 2 seats. In 2008, we were moved to the outfield club pretty far out on the right field side. They were not as good of seats but they worked. this year we are in 337 which are much better seats that last time. My guess is that the year and number of seats is probably why you were moved out there.
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    On SI's truth and rumors, they said leading candidates are the Phillies, Indians, and Angels. It seems like speculation because of his past with the phils and tribe and since the Angels have a need. But what could we offer versus what they got given the state of our minor leagues? Man it would seriously bug me if the phillies get him, especially after the pence trade.
  3. The Mexican Weez
    I was thinking "dirty tree"
  4. The Mexican Weez
    Ooooh! L Series. Drooooool I actually have the 16-35L MK I, but I would also love to have a nice wide open prime like this one, Drooooooool
  5. The Mexican Weez
    for any fellow photogs out there: http://www.lensterminal.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/small_image/170x/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/C/a/Canon-35mm-f-1.4L_1.jpg
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    http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1393/5119701190_ceb225e99e.jpg
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    It's still 2 fisted sloBBer as far as i am concerned! haha Nothing more really to add to this thread
  8. The Mexican Weez
    I gotta disagree with you. Nirvana was huge back in '91(which you acknowledge) I recall Pearl Jam and Soundgarden being out there for certain kids in high School but they were far from mainstream, but once Nevermind came out the whole hair-metal scene went kaput. GNR, Def Leppard, Nelson, etc, was not cool save for a few die hards. Suddenly people wanted to hear more from similar aesthetic bands such as RHCP, Smashing Pumpkins, and by '93 there were a whole wave of artists that came out like STP, Spin Doctors, Soul Asylum (been around forever but were suddenly viable as alternative). Nirvana Nevermind was the reason why all the aformentioned bands became accepted in the mainstream and were the measuring standard for all other bands by the mainstream music listener back then (PJ, SG, AIC included) Nirvana was the biggest band from 91-94. In Utero was the most anticipated record when it came out (PJ's Versus probably was a slight second) and didn't do as great commercially as Nevermind and I think that is what perhaps leads to the perception Nirvana (Cobain) wasn't as big before his death. I will agree that Unplugged resuscitated the Nirvana legacy because it was a great and unexpected album, but I don't think that Nirvana's legacy grew bigger death. I think we are pointing out the same events but interpreting it way differently, but these are my recollection between ages 16 and 20.
  9. The Mexican Weez
    Did he swear in the last few seconds of the audio? Haha! I love it! Plushamentals!
  10. The Mexican Weez
    I am going wednesday with some friends and since I am between jobs, I will go thursday and buy some scalped tickets and enjoy the brewers beat the cubs! (BTW I live here)
  11. The Mexican Weez
    Yes take a camera (just keep track of it) you can take as many photos as you want, plus they have a photographer there you can buy photos from. Your family can also take pictures, but they cannot go on the field, best they can do is go to a front row. As far as positions you can play whichever one you;d like and swap in an out with your team. Go a head and catch for an inning, someone else will want to try it out too. they even try to encourage you to pitch.
  12. The Mexican Weez
    Ive done it twice now. First year, Gorman was my manager. Just an awesome experience. Got to hang out with him and Gumby during lunch. That right there was worth the $500. Second year was fun too Bill Wagner was my coach and was a real cool cat., but for me I sort of had a been there done that feel . I decided to not participate this year, but I have some great memories from my two experiences As far as talent level, you got your studs, but there is also a mix of regular dudes that evens things out. Go for it, even if your out of shape and middle age, you'll fit in! Also here's a tip, take a low uni number.
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    I grew up in Milwaukee during the 80's when the Bears were good. It was tough having kids in my class root for the bears simply because they weren't losers like the Packers. I'd say the split was 60/40 (packers/bears. I stuck with the Pack because I was a big fan of the Bucks (remember when they were consistently good?) and Brewers and wanted to keep my allegiances to a fellow Wisconsin team. It wasn't until the '89 season that I fully embraced the Packers with Sharpe, the Majik man, and of course the instant replay game. Also I think that year my science lab partner was the niece of Steve Grogan and we gave her grief after the Pats lost a game that would have put us in the playoffs. My memory is fuzzy about that.
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    Big Tony Plush Fan now. I remember him from the Pirate days and thought he was a good pickup, and boy was I wrong. I was a great pickup!
  15. The Mexican Weez
    I don't post much on this forum since the last 5/6 years I've been on, but I got to say.... What an arrogant scumbag! (I am holding back what I am really saying in my head per forum rules)
  16. The Mexican Weez
    Great Question, I was thinking about that too. I see it more as an historical drama than a war movie, it just happens to take place during a war.
  17. The Mexican Weez
    I also love Starship Troopers too for the same reason you mention. Also for war movie, how can we forget Das Boot?
  18. The Mexican Weez
    Thanks for the comments!
  19. The Mexican Weez
    A couple of comments, since Robert is the resident movie expert so I'd like to pick his brain http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif I bolded some of my additions.
  20. The Mexican Weez
    I'm thinking about putting in an urinal in my basement man-cave when I build my house! I too think that is pretty awesome.
  21. The Mexican Weez
    Chris, you were always one of my favorite brewers! I guess the reason I liked you was because you seemed more than just a baseball player; you seemed like a smart and decent guy. Whether it was you learning Spanish to speak to some of your teammates or owning a Segway or your MAD daytime acting skills, it always seemed like you had a lot going for you. All the best to you buddy!
  22. The Mexican Weez
    Sorry for your loss to you and your wife. We are wishing you the best.
  23. The Mexican Weez
    I saw on an avclub article that the CDC plotline is a departure fro m the comic source material. So far the show hasbeen great, but the pacing between the zombie attack and the arrival to the CDC seemes slow. But I got my wife tuned in, which says alot!
  24. The Mexican Weez
    My friend and I were talking about the slingbox yesterday (neither of us ever used one) and I decided to investigate it. I just wanted to know what your experiences are with them. Do they work? Can I "sling" HD over the internet on DSL lines using their HD product? Is standard dsl able to handle the bandwith? I don't want to start a discussion on what we could use it for, I just want to know if its worth it or if there are any major issues with them, any recommended configurations? Thanks!
  25. The Mexican Weez
    If you want this photo to be the centerpiece of your living room and you have upsizing issues, one thought would be to create a picture on canvas. I had a photo show opening a few weeks ago and printed my photos on canvas and they came out fabulous. Canvas is a little forgiving on the photos so perhaps that may hide any pixelation issues. a 16X20 should fit the same dimensions I ordered my prints from this guy: www.customcanvasprinter.com he is in chicago so the delivery shouldnt take too long or you could arrange a local pickup if you are planning a trip to Chicago.
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